Newspaper column’s description of For Britain Movement as ‘far right’ was not inaccurate, IPSO rules
A newspaper column which called the For Britain Movement “far right” was not inaccurate, the UK’s largest press regulator has…
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IPSO rules against Daily Mail over report claiming 300,000 illegal migrants lived in one French suburb
The Daily Mail has published a correction over an article which claimed up to 300,000 illegal migrants lived in a…
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Press watchdog IPSO launches search for new chairman as Sir Alan Moses to step down this year
Press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation has begun its search for a new chairman as Sir Alan Moses prepares…
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Press regulator to issue new guidance on stories about Islam or Muslims that ‘will not impinge right to criticise or challenge’
Press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation will publish guidance later this year on the reporting of Islam and Muslims…
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Daily Express published wrong photo of woman with hammer attack story after agencies’ error
The Daily Express published a picture of the wrong woman in its coverage of a London hammer attack after being…
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Sunday Times pulls trans toilets article after accuracy complaint
The Sunday Times pulled an online article about “self-identifying” trans women being allowed to use ladies’ loos at City of…
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IPSO issues new guidance on reporting suicides urging reporters to avoid ‘overly detailed’ descriptions of methods used
The UK’s largest press regulator has issued new guidance on the reporting of suicides, urging reporters and editors to avoid…
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BBC amends report after singer Jamelia hits out at news headlines linking her to ‘stepbrother’s’ murder conviction
Singer Jamelia has hit out at the news industry for including her name in reports that her “stepbrother” has been…
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